...considering a number of factors, including the speed of the trial, the amounts of documents involved, the client’s counsel who handles the case, the arbitrators involved, the seat of arbitration...
...are talking about a lot of money at stake, the claims and grievances of large and powerful companies, and some very accomplished lawyers and arbitrators who are all key stakeholders...
...hand — bearing in mind that arbitrators do not necessarily need to have legal training. The choice of persons well-acquainted with the subject of the dispute gives them an advantage...
Author: Paris Aboro, Arianna Rosato, Mauricio Salgueiro, Seri Takahashi, Logan Wright Published: August 2017 Jurisdiction: International Topics: Code of Ethics for Arbitrators Investment Disputes Arbitral Adjudication International Character of Dispute...
...arbitrators had breached their mandate and the rules of the court when negotiating directly with the parties to secure an increase in their fee. A particular feature of this long...
Author: Judd L. Kessler* Published: December 2016 Jurisdictions: South America Central America Caribbean Topics: Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals Investment Disputes Description: Introduction Anyone with a serious interest in investment arbitration...
...Topics: Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals Arbitral Awards Interest and Costs Description: Interest on damages awarded by an arbitral tribunal can be a significant component of a prevailing party’s total recovery...
...the governing law.[33] Secondly, arbitral institutes usually have a panel of subject matter experts who can be appointed as arbitrators in individual cases. This feature is especially relevant for environmental...
Author: Laurens Hubert van de Ven* Published: November 2017 Jurisdictions: United States International Topics: Practice and Procedure Discovery Electronic Documents Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals Responsibility of Arbitrators Code of Ethics...
...think that, maybe, it could be interesting to speculate whether arbitrators are or should be concerned with the wider principles of justice and human rights and matters of that sort....
...relevant evidence before the arbitrators can consider it, or simulating material evidence to mislead the arbitrators. The arbitrators’ final award may be rendered ineffective if the parties can move or...
...that arbitrators should not rule on issues of mandatory law in any form of arbitration. And I had serious misgivings about arbitrators deciding issues of class certification and settlement in...
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